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HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer
Overview
Uninterrupted Laser Printing at the Speed Labs Demand
The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer delivers consistent, high-quality cassette printing designed to help laboratories maintain workflow momentum. Optimized as a complete solution with validated Leica cassettes, the HistoCore LIGHTNING C laser cassette printer supports reliable specimen identification while helping reduce workflow interruptions, maintenance requirements, and total cost of ownership.
- Reliable UV laser printing technology for consistent performance and less downtime.
- Broad reagent and application compatibility for workflow confidence
- High-throughput, fast printing speeds for demanding laboratory workloads
- No ink, ribbons, or bulbs required, reducing maintenance and operating costs
- Compact footprint designed for busy lab environments
- Flexible integration and connectivity for seamless workflow adoption
Cassettes included are intended for in vitro diagnostic use.
Features
Consistent Print Quality with Validated Leica Cassettes
Deliver reliable, high-quality cassette identification with UV laser printing designed to support a variety of specimen labeling requirements, including 2D codes. Optimized with validated Leica cassettes, the HistoCore LIGHTNING C laser cassette printer helps provide clear, durable marking and consistent performance across the histology workflow.
Fast Performance for Demanding Workloads
Keep pace with growing case volumes with printing speeds of up to 2.5 seconds per cassette and capacity for up to 600 cassettes. High-capacity loading and fast printing help maintain workflow momentum and reduce interruptions throughout the day.
Consumable-Free UV Laser Technology
Eliminate the need for ink, ribbons, and other labeling consumables through long-life UV laser technology. Reduced consumable management and fewer maintenance interventions help lower operational effort and support a lower total cost of ownership.
Easy Integration into Existing Workflows
Designed for modern laboratory environments, the HistoCore LIGHTNING C laser cassette printer combines a space-saving footprint with workflow-friendly features that fit easily into existing lab processes. Support for LIS connectivity and color-recognition capabilities help simplify daily operations and reduce manual steps.
Specifications
16.5 X 15.9 X 30 in
(depending on print content)
(cassette height < 5 mm / 0.2 in)
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The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer combines consistent print quality, high-throughput performance, and reduced maintenance in a compact design. Optimized with validated Leica cassettes, it helps support reliable specimen identification and workflow efficiency.
The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer uses UV laser printing technology and does not require ink or ribbons. This helps reduce routine maintenance, minimize downtime, and lower the total cost of ownership.
The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer is designed for high-throughput histology workflows, with print speeds of up to 2.5 seconds per cassette. Fast performance helps laboratories keep pace with increasing case volumes.
Leica cassettes are pre-validated to support optimized print quality, reliable barcode and 2D code readability, and consistent performance. This helps laboratories maintain confidence in specimen identification and traceability.
Yes. The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer features a compact footprint and flexible connectivity options designed to support integration into existing laboratory environments and laboratory information systems (LIS).
Laboratories should consider print quality, throughput, barcode and 2D code support, maintenance requirements, LIS integration, and total cost of ownership. The HistoCore LIGHTNING C Laser Cassette Printer is designed to address these needs in high-volume histology environments.